Do smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans require vibration isolation devices?
I believe users of smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans are well aware of their wide range of applications.
So, is it necessary to install vibration isolation devices when using smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans? To address this question, it is considered that vibration isolation devices should be installed when setting up smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans within buildings.
Generally, when using smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans, certain requirements must be met to ensure long-term, stable performance.
The unit is typically mounted on one or more platforms. This not only facilitates user operation but also greatly simplifies subsequent maintenance and servicing.
Of course, in actual use, individual arrangements must be made according to specific circumstances.
Where the motor output of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan is low—for example, not exceeding 75 kW—it is sufficient to simply open a valve as an alternative to installation.
However, please note that the connections between the inlet and outlet of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan and the ductwork must utilise flexible joints.
Furthermore, the inlet and outlet ducts of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan must be supported separately; it is also necessary to inform all parties in advance that supports such as bases are required to ensure structural rigidity.
Please note that the casing of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan cannot bear the weight of other components.
It is therefore necessary to assess whether anti-vibration devices should be installed in conjunction with the actual application.
Should you have any further queries regarding smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans, please do not hesitate to contact us. I will be happy to assist you.
I believe users of smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans are well aware of their wide range of applications.
So, is it necessary to install vibration isolation devices when using smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans? To address this question, it is considered that vibration isolation devices should be installed when setting up smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans within buildings.
Generally, when using smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans, certain requirements must be met to ensure long-term, stable performance.
The unit is typically mounted on one or more platforms. This not only facilitates user operation but also greatly simplifies subsequent maintenance and servicing.
Of course, in actual use, individual arrangements must be made according to specific circumstances.
Where the motor output of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan is low—for example, not exceeding 75 kW—it is sufficient to simply open a valve as an alternative to installation.
However, please note that the connections between the inlet and outlet of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan and the ductwork must utilise flexible joints.
Furthermore, the inlet and outlet ducts of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan must be supported separately; it is also necessary to inform all parties in advance that supports such as bases are required to ensure structural rigidity.
Please note that the casing of the smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fan cannot bear the weight of other components.
It is therefore necessary to assess whether anti-vibration devices should be installed in conjunction with the actual application.
Should you have any further queries regarding smoke extraction cabinet-type centrifugal fans, please do not hesitate to contact us. I will be happy to assist you.
